Cabaret, as a beating-heart underground art form, has its roots in politics, provocation, and rebellion – intimacy and authenticity without
Read MoreWith an unfocused and poorly written book, a disappointing score and an altogether bewildering story line, Bring It On did
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Read MoreThe Blue Room in Perth gives voice to emerging creative talent and allows independent theatre artists to get their work
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Read MoreThe only thing legendary about Legends! is how aggressively mediocre it is. The James Kirkwood play has hit Sydney as
Read MoreLuigi Lucente’s Jim Morrison: Kaleidoscope, a dreamy trip tribute to rock legend Jim Morrison, is haphazard – but it’s supposed
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